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William McKinley won the 1896 presidential election defeating William J. Bryan. In the 1896 presidential election William McKinley received 271 electoral votes and William Bryan received 176 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were McKinley 7,108,480 and Bryan 6,511,495.
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What political tactic led the candidate to victory in the 1896 presidential election?
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How did William Jennings Bryan's 1896 presidential campaign support the populist party's goal of building a board based movement?
Bryan toured the country and spoke directly to the people
Why did the populist party support William jennings Bryan a democrat for president in the election of 1896?
he supported many populist policies
What were the platforms of the 1892-1900 presidential elections Who were the populist?
William McKinley and William J. Bryan ran in both the 1896 race and the 1900 race. McKinley was a Republican and ran on a conservative platform. He attracted supporters that were in the upper crust. Bryan was the Democratic and Populist candidate; he represented the working man and advocated crusade against the rich.
Which of the following was the most direct cause of the Populists' decline?
The election of 1896 They nominated a Democrat as their candidate for president Bryan's nomination split the Democrats and made Populist positions less distinctive. The election OS 1896
Did the Populist Party support William Jennings Bryan a Democrat for President in the presidential election of 1896?
he supported many populist policies
Why did the populist party support William Jennings Bryan Democrat for President in the presidential election of 1896?
he supported many populist policies
Why did the populist party support William jennings Bryan a democrat for president in the presidential election 1896?
he supported many populist policies
Why did populist party support William jennings Bryan for president in the presidential election in 1896?
He supported many Populist policies. T.G.O.D Y.O.L.O
What other party supported William Jennings Bryan?
Bryan ran for President as the candidate of both the Democrats and the Peoples' or Populist Party in 1896.
True or False In the Election of 1896 William Jennings Bryan was the presidential candidate for both the populist and Democratic parties?
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What was the strong advocate of free silver that the 1896 Democratic Party presidential candidate?
William Jennings BryanThe 1896 Democratic Party presidential candidate who was the strong advocate of free silver was George McClellan.
What political tactic led the candidate to victory in the 1896 presidential election?
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Which party essentially dissolved as a result of the 1896 election?
The Populist Party
Who was the populist party candidate for president?
The Populist Party (originally the People's Party) was established in 1891 when the Knights of Labor and Farmers' Alliance joined forces. The party advocated the public ownership of the railroads, steamship lines and telephone and telegraph systems. It also supported the free and unlimited coinage of silver, the abolition of national banks, a system of graduated income tax and the direct election of United States Senators. William Peffer of Kansas and Tom Watson of Georgia became the party's first Senators in 1891. The following year, the party's presidential candidate, James Weaver, received 1,041,028 votes and won four states. In the mid-term elections of 1894 the party received 1,400,000 votes and elected six Senators and seven Representatives. In the 1896 presidential election the leaders of the Populist Party entered into talks with William J. Bryan, the proposed Democratic Party candidate. They thought they had an agreement that Tom Watson would become Bryan's running mate. After giving their support to Bryan he announced that Arthur Sewall, a conservative politician with a record of hostility towards trade unions, would be his vice presidential choice. This created a split in the Populist Party, some refused to support Bryan whereas others, such as Mary Lease, reluctantly campaigned for him. The defeat of William J. Bryan severely damaged the Populist Party. While Populists continued to hold power in a few Western states, the party ceased to be a factor in national politics. Under the leadership of Tom Watson the party moved to the right. He denounced socialism and called for the reorganization of the Ku Klux Klan. He was the party's presidential candidate in 1904 but won only 117,183 votes. The party's fortunes continued to decline and in the 1908 presidential campaign, attracted only 29,100 votes.
Who was the orator from Nebraska who ran for president in 1896 and lost?
William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska was the Democratic Party U. S. Presidential candidate in the elections of 1896, 1900 and 1908.
In the 1896 presidential election the Democratic Party nominated William Jennings Bryan as their candidate Bryan was also supported by which other political party?
In the 1896 presidential election, William Jennings Bryan was also supported by the Populist Party. The Populists, who advocated for the rights of farmers and laborers, endorsed Bryan due to his platform that included significant monetary reform, particularly the free coinage of silver. This alliance was significant in uniting the interests of agrarian and labor groups against the more industrial-focused Republican Party.
